The verb hacer (conjugation) means "to make" or "to do". The verb hacer, in imperfect tense, may be translated to English as was doing, used to do, did.
yo
hacía
I used to do
tú
hacías
you used to do
Ud./él/ella
hacía
you/he/she used to do
nosotros/as
hacíamos
we used to do
vosotros/as
hacíais
you all used to do
Uds./ellos/ellas
hacían
you all/they used to do
Sentences using hacer in the imperfect tense
¿Qué hacía ella allí?
What was she doing there?
¿Qué hacía cuando empezó el problema?
What were you doing when the problem began?
Siempre hacíamos excursiones en bicicleta.
We were always doing bike rides.
(We were always going for bike rides.)
Ellos hacían mucho relajo.
They used to make a lot of mess.
¿Qué hacían mientras el niño dormía?
What were they doing while the child was sleeping?
The verb hacer is also commonly used to discuss the weather.
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